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*[[Assistant Floor Manager]] - [[Russ Karel]] | |||
*[[Costumes]] - [[Barbara Kidd]] | |||
*[[Designer]] - [[Roger Murray-Leach]] | |||
*[[Incidental Music]] - [[Dudley Simpson]] | |||
*[[Make-Up]] - [[Sylvia James]] | |||
*[[Producer]] - [[Philip Hinchcliffe]] | |||
*[[Production Assistant]] - [[Marion McDougall]] | |||
*[[Production Unit Manager]] - [[George Gallacio]] | |||
*[[Script Editor]] - [[Robert Holmes]] | |||
*[[Special Sounds]] - [[Dick Mills]] | |||
*[[Studio Lighting]] - [[Nigel Wright]] | |||
*[[Studio Sound]] - [[John Lloyd]] | |||
*[[Theme Arrangement]] - [[Delia Derbyshire]] | |||
*[[Title Music]] - [[Ron Grainer]] | |||
*[[Visual Effects]] - [[John Friedlander]], [[Tony Oxley]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 22:19, 18 July 2007
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Tom Baker
- Sarah Jane Smith - Elisabeth Sladen
- Harry Sullivan - Ian Marter
- Noah/Lazer — Kenton Moore
- Vira — Wendy Williams
- Rogin — Richardson Morgan
- Lycett — John Gregg
- Libri — Christopher Master
- The Wirrn — Stuart Fell, Nick Hobbs
- High Minister's Voice — Gladys Spencer
- Voices on Nerva — Peter Tuddenham
Crew
- Assistant Floor Manager - Russ Karel
- Costumes - Barbara Kidd
- Designer - Roger Murray-Leach
- Incidental Music - Dudley Simpson
- Make-Up - Sylvia James
- Producer - Philip Hinchcliffe
- Production Assistant - Marion McDougall
- Production Unit Manager - George Gallacio
- Script Editor - Robert Holmes
- Special Sounds - Dick Mills
- Studio Lighting - Nigel Wright
- Studio Sound - John Lloyd
- Theme Arrangement - Delia Derbyshire
- Title Music - Ron Grainer
- Visual Effects - John Friedlander, Tony Oxley
References
- Solar flares are said to have wiped out all life on Earth.
- The Doctor states that his scarf was knitted by Madame Nostradamus.
Story Notes
- The Nerva Beacon sets are reused for Revenge of the Cybermen.
- The whole story bears resemblance to the Ridley Scott film 'Alien' released in 1979.
- It is only mentioned once by Vira but Noah's name is Lazer, Noah being a joke on his role on Nerva.
Ratings
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Myths
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Location Filming
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Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors
- If there are thousands of people on Nerva, why is there only 1 shuttle and a transmat with only 3 pads?
Continuity
- The Ark in Space is part of a set concerning Nerva Beacon without TARDIS travel; beginning in The Ark in Space and continuing through The Sontaran Experiment, Genesis of the Daleks and then ending in Revenge of the Cybermen set back aboard Nerva beacon at an earlier point in time.
- Placebo Effect features the Wirrrn and delves further into their psychology.
DVD, Video and Other Releases
- The Ark in Space was released on DVD in 2002 by BBC Worldwide.
Target Novelisations
- Published by Target as Doctor Who and the Ark in Space by Ian Marter.
External Links
- BBC The Ark in Space page
- A Brief History of Time (Travel): The Ark in Space
- The Doctor Who Reference Guide detailed synopsis of The Ark in Space
- Outpost Gallifrey
